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Raven is a crypto market-making and high-frequency trading firm seeking an infrastructure-focused engineer. You will work on a latency-critical trading network across multiple regions, owning automation, DNS, firewalls, and server provisioning.
The role is office-based in Milan or Sofia, with no remote option, and requires strong Linux, scripting, and networking skills along with a proactive learning mindset.
Raven is a proprietary crypto market-making and high-frequency trading firm. We trade spot, perpetuals, and prediction markets with dedicated low-latency infrastructure across eight major trading regions.
Raven is a proprietary crypto market-making and high-frequency trading firm. We trade spot, perpetuals, and prediction markets with dedicated low-latency infrastructure across eight major trading regions. We hire competitive individuals and natural problem solvers with a record of ranking at something hard, whether competitive programming, games, or mathematics, who treat an unfamiliar problem as a challenge rather than an obstacle. We can teach markets; we cannot teach drive.
We build our own stack end to end, from connectivity and pricing through execution, monitoring, and research data.
We hire on aptitude, judgment, and evidence of self-driven learning rather than years served, and we expect output well above average. We run a global, latency-critical trading network. Our multi-region, multi-cloud estate connects trading systems to exchanges across the US, Europe, and Asia over private circuits, carrier links, and cross-connects, with every path held to an explicit RTT budget. It is all defined as code, with automation we write ourselves. You will ramp onto owning regions and services, not ticketed tasks, and your changes reach infrastructure carrying live traffic. Nothing ships that you cannot explain line by line and defend in review. Do that consistently and you will grow faster than most places would let you. You are not expected to know our whole stack on day one. You are expected to be comfortable in a terminal, unafraid of Linux internals, ruthless about verifying your own output, careful with production, and genuinely curious about how packets get from A to B.